The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-03-19

egon.
Hon. John HALEY 10 expects
home next week.
VIM. McFall Of Bradford Va
In town on Tuesday.
Hal. Steward Of HALEY was Il
town on Wednesday.
Sheriff Kinney was in town Of
Ihursday on official business.
Rev. J. w. Maxwell of Halle,
paid this office pleasant call durinI
the week.
| \ ISIS Anna Rose visited friend
in HALEY during the first part o
the week.
Erv. johnson has purchased n
interest in the Alturas Hotel leas,
at HALEY.
J. B. Oldham has returned t.
HALEY, after . winters campaign
at the capital.
Mrs. Herman Koninger and hel
mother, Mrs. Softer, left for Kala'
mazoo, Iowa, a few days ago.
Sam. Bergman has gone to the
Tyrolese mine to see what progress
has been made during the winter
John N. Cannady, County Aud.
itor, visited Ketchum on last Tues.
day and appears greatly improved
in health.
Mrs. Parker. sister ofG. NJ. Snow,
who has passed the winter here,
leaves on Monday to visit relatives
at Walla Walla.
Mr.. Naphtaly Kohn, of the we'll
known liquor house Of Charles
KOhn 4 Co., Of Portland, Oregon,
was in town yesterday.
Charles Weaver left on Saturday
for northern Texas, where his wife
has passed the winter. He intends
returning home shortly.
Miss Lille Pinkham left yester.
day for Boise City for two months
visit with Mrs. Joseph Pinkham
and other friends there.
Mrs. George Worswick left on
Tuesday to visit relatives at Cald-
we'll and friends at Boise. She will
be absent about a month.
Al. McNab and George L. Shoup
have succeeded NJ. NJ. Mcpherson
& Co. in the general merchandise
business at Salmon City.
John McGonigle. a we'll known
newspaper publisher in Idaho, is
now running the Democrat, at San
Buenaventura, California.
Miss Ollie Jordan. who is teach
ing the young idea of East Fork
how to shoot, is proving herself to
be very efficient instructor.
Governor Stevenson of Nevada
intends to visit his brother, the
governor of Idaho, in May. They
have not met in over twenty years.
Rev. Ethelbcrt Talbot, missiona-
~ bishop of Idaho and Wyoming,
expects to arrive at Boise in June.
He is to be consecrated at st. Louis
on May 9th.
Bishop futile, who recently met
with a severe accident at St. Louis
by slipping upon the sidewalk, is
rapidly recovering. but is still COM
PEELED to carry his left arm in a
sling.
Frank w. Bean of Utah, for the
third time has been appointed reg
ster at the land Office at Blackfoot.
Twice the senate refused to con-
firm him, but no sooner was con-
yress adjourned than the president
again nominated him. 1t is said
hat the present register, A. Dud-
lenhausen has resigned.
A. Graham and w. B. George
nave become the owners of the
Bellevue Herald, the property re-
GENTLY having been sold. Both
gentlemen are experienced hands
n the newspaper field, and will
make the Herald a paper we'll
worthy the support Of the enter
,rising town it is published in.
doc" Eggleston, the efficient
ecretary of the Philadelphia COM
,any at this place, left on Thurs
lay for a visit to his family in the
quaker city. No one on the river
las moro friends than "Doc," and
'e leaves with the good wishes of
very one that his trip will be an
njeyable one. He will return in
bout two months and put on his
rorking harness for another season.